PETER Moody is confident Invincible Caviar can take another significant step in her short career despite a significant rise in class when she races at Flemington on Saturday.
Moody has elected to take on the Benchmark 84 race over 1200 metres, with Invincible Caviar who has a rating of 72.
The in-form trainer acknowledges there’s a challenge for the lightly raced mare who has won three of her five starts but he has always shown confidence in the four-year-old mare’s potential.
“She’s up in grade and taking on the boys so there’s a few little question marks,” Moody said to Racing.Com.
He was thrilled with the daughter of Black Caviar’s performance to win her first city race at Pakenham last start in a Benchmark 70 against her own sex.
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“She has recovered well and came through in good order,” Moody said.
Moody said Invincible Caviar, was learning to relax in her races which was leading to her improvement as a racehorse.
“If we see similar acceleration to her last start she’ll be hard to be beat. She’s three from five and we’ll through the grades. If she can a win a couple more we can look at black type with her.”
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Jamie Kah, who has had one start on her for one win will ride her on Saturday.
Invincible Caviar has been well backed to win with TopSport and she is a $3.60 favourite.
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